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Die Familie Der Eulimidaestephan © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at Die Familie Eulimidae. S. Olessin. Nürnberg, 1902. Verlag von Bauer & Raspe. (^Emil Küster). i "sXi .'i © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at o 4 ü ; © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at Familie Fulimidae. T. elongato-conica vel subuliformis, interdum curvata, glabra, nitidisBima, spira pro- ducta, apice regulari; aufractus numerosi, appressi; apertura Integra, peristomate haud con- juncto, columella edentula; operculum corneum, anfractibus paucis. Gehäuse: verlängert-kegelförmig, oder spindelförmig, zuweilen gebogen, glatt, sehr glänzend, Gewinde ausgezogen; Wirbel regelmässig; Umgänge zahlreich, flach Mündung eiförmig Mundsaum nicht verbunden Spindel ohne Zähne Deckel ; ; ; hornig, mit wenigen Umgängen. Thier: sehr unvollkommen bekannt; unterscheidet sich aber jedenfalls wesent- lich von den Pyramidellaceen durch lange, schlanke, cylindrische Fühler. Wohnort: die Arten leben meist in den wärmeren Meeren der Erde. Genus Eulima Risso. Eulima Risso 1826 hist. nat. Eur. mer. IV. p. 123. ~ Adams gen. I. p. 236. — Philippi Handb. p. 1194. — Woodwarth Man. — Paetel Cat. p. 273. — Sara Moll. reg. arct. Norv. p. 209. — Pasithea Lam. 1838 Coctr. to Geol. p. 103. — Bonellia Desh. 1838 in art. Lam. an. s. vert. VIII. p. 286. — Balcis Leach. — Banelia Grat. 1838 tabl. stat. foss. Adour. — Polyphemopsis Porti. T. imperforata, glaberrima, nitidissima, subulata, sutura leviter modo impressa; spira attenuata, apertura pyriformi, supine contracta; operculo tenui, auriculiformi, spira minuta, laterali. 14. vm. 99. I. 28. 1 ;; © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 2 G-eliäuse: undurchbolirt, sehr glatt, sehr glänzend, pfriemenförmig; Glewinde ausgezogen, Naht schwach eingeschnürt; Mündung bimförmig, oben zusammenge- zogen. — Deckel dünn, ohrförmig, mit sehr kleinem seitlichem Dewinde. Wohnort; in den Meeren der Erde, I. Eulima opaca Sowerby. Taf. 1. Pig. 1. Eulima opaca Sow. in Reeve Concb. icon. fig. 30. T. rectiuöcula, subulata,2. subovali, alba, opaca, solida; anfractibus paulo convexis, ultimo ovali; apertura ovata, iabro crasso, rectiusculo. Gehäuse: gerade, pfriemenförmig, fast eiförmig, von weisser Farbe, undurch- sichtig, festschalig Umgänge wenig gewölbt, der letzte eiförmig Mündung eiförmig ; ; mit geraden verdicktem Rande. Vaterland: die Sandwichs-Inseln. Eulima major Sowerby. 3. Taf. 1. Fig. 2. Eulima major Sow. Proc. Zool. Soc. J834. — — Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 5. T. subulata, solida, opaca, anfractibus convexiusculis, varicibus oblique continuis; apertura pyriformi, basi subdilatata, labro medio arcuatim paulo producto. Gehäuse pfriemenförmig, festschalig, undurchsichtig, Umgänge mässig gewölbt : Mündung bimförmig, an der Basis etwas erweitert; Mundsaum in der Mitte wenig bogig ausgezogen. Vaterland; Tahiti. Eulima picta Sowerby. Taf 1. Fig. 3. Eulima picta Sow. in Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 45. T. solida, pallide fulva, pyramidali, anfractibus undecim, convexiusculis, apicalibus ; © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 3 albis, rotundis, ultimo obtusissime anguiato, supra angulum fascia rosea interrupta picta; apertura pyriformi. Greliäuse ; festschalig, von hellgelber Farbe, pyramidenförmig Umgänge elf, ; ziemlich gewölbt, die obersten von weisser Farbe, rund; der letzte sehr stumpf ge- wickelt, ober dem Winkel mit einem rosarothen Bande; Mündung bimförmig. Vaterland; unbekannt. 4. Eulinia Sandvicliensis Sowerby. Taf. 1. Fig. 4. Eulima Sandviehensis 8ow. in Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 21. T. brevissima, ventricosa, tenui, aiba, opaca; anfractibus paucis convexis, ultimo rotundo, infra opaco; apertura ovata, iabro sinuato, craeaiusculo, supra medium producto. Gehäuse: sehr kurz, baucliig, dünnschalig, von weisser Farbe, undurchsichtig; Umgänge wenige, gewölbt, der letzte rund, unten undurchsichtig; Mündung eiförmig; Mundsaum gebogen, verdickt nach oben in der Mitte etwas ausgezogen. Vaterland: die Sandwichs-Inseln. 5. Eulima attenuata Sowerby. Taf, 1. Fig. 6. Eulima attenuata Sow. in Reeve Con. icon. Fig. 46. T. elongata, subcylindrica, angusta, semipellucida, alba, pallide fasciata; anfractibus tredecim, planis, ultimo oblongo, apice mucronato, apertura angusta, labro medio producto, infra subemarginato, columella obliqua, angustissima. Gehäuse: verlängert, fast cylindrisch, halbdiirchsichtig, von weisser Farbe mit hellgelben Streifen; Umgänge 13, flach, der letzte länglich, Wirbel kurz zugespitzt Mündung schmal, Mundsaum in der Mitte vorgezogen, unten fast ausgerandet; Spindel schief, sehr schmal. Vaterland: die Fitschi-Insehi. 1 © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 6. 4 Eulima obesula A. Adams. Taf. 1. Fig. 7. Eulima obesula Sowerby Thes. Eul. sp. 15 fig. 34. — — ßeeve Couch, icon. fig. 28. T. ovali, brevi, subpellucida, pallide roseo-tincta; aufractibus paucis, convexis, ultimo rotundo; apertura subrotunda, labro sinuato, supra medium producto. 7. Gehäuse : eiförmig, kurz, fast durchscheinend, von hell rosarother Farbe Um- ; gänge wenig gewölbt, der letzte rund; Mündung fast rund, Mundsaum gebogen; ober der Mitte ausgezogen. Vaterland: Insel Bohol, der Philippinen. Eulima hastata Sowerby. Taf. 1. Fig. 8. T. breviuscula, rectiuscula,8. pyramidata, ad basin lata, pallidissime rosea, supra medium fulva; aufractibus apicalibus paulo ventricosis, alteris rectis, ultimo angulatim rotundato; apertura subovata, labro ad medium paulo producto, apice vix contorto, varicibus con- spicuis. Gehäuse : ziemlich kurz, gerade, pyramidenförmig, an der Basis breit, von sehr blasser rosarother Farbe, ober der Mitte von gelber Färbung; die obersten Win- dungen wenig gewölbt, die übrigen gerade, der letzte nach unten gewickelt; Mün- dung fast eiförmig; Mundsaum in der Mitte wenig vorgezogen; Wirbel kaum ge- dreht, mit deuthchen Wülsten. Vaterland: St. Helena. Eulima Martinii A. Adams. Taf. 1. Fig. 10. Eulima Martinii Sowerby Thesaur. Eul. sp. 8. — — Reeve Couch, icon. fig. 6. T. pyramidali, acurainata, alba, solida, polita, apice flexuoso; aufractibus numerosis, © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 5 planulatis, varicibus impressis, oblique ad apicem continuis, anfractu ultimo subangulato; apertura ovali, columella incrassata, antice reflexa, labio in medio producto. Gehäuse: pyramidenförmig, zugespitzt von weisser Farbe, festsclialig, polirt; Wirbel gebogen; Umgänge zahlreich, abgeflacht mit schief zum Wirbel laufenden fast eingedrückten wulstigen Absätzen; der letzte Umgang fast gewinkelt Mündung ; eiförmig, Spindel verdickt, vorne zurückgeschlagen, Mundsaum in der Mitte vor- gezogen. Vaterland; St. Helena. 9, Eulima augur Angas. Taf. 1. Fig. 11. Eulima augur Ang. Zool. Proc. 1865 p. 56. — — Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 47. T. alba, opaca, solida, obtusa, oblonga, prope apicem vix tortua; anfractibus decem, subventricosis, ultimo rotundo apertura ovali, labro medio producto, columella rectiuscula. ; Gehäuse: von weisser Farbe, undurchsichtig, festschalig, stumpf, länglich, nahe dem Wirbel kaum gewunden; Umgänge zehn, wenig bauchig, der letzte gerundet; Mündung eiförmig; Mundsaum in der Mitte vorgezogen, Spindel gerade. Vaterland; St. Vincents-Golf, Südaustralien. 10. Eulima subpellucida Pease. Taf. 2. Fig. 1. Eulima subpellucida Pease Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 20 ab. T. brevi, ventricosa, tenui, alba, anfractu ultimo supra opaca, infra semipellucida; anfractibus paucis ovata, labro tenui, rectius- rectiusculis, ultimo obscure angulato ; apertura culo, varicibus paucis indistinctis. Gehäuse kurz, bauchig, dünnschalig, von weisser Farbe, der letzte Umgang undurchsichtig, halbdurchscheinend Umgänge wenige, gerade, der letzte oben unten ; undeutlich gewinkelt, Mündung eiförmig, Mundsaum dünn, gerade, mit wenigen un- deuthchen Wulstansätzen. Vaterland: Die Sandwichs-Inseln. © Biodiversity Heritage Library, http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.zobodat.at 6 11. Eulima Phiüpii Weinkauff. Taf. 1. Fig. 5. Melania distorta Desh. desc. coq. Poss. Paris 1824. 11. p. 111 1. 13 fig. 24. 25. — — Philipp! Enum. I. p. 158 t. 9 fig. 10. Eulima — Forbes Rep. Aeg. Inv. p. 136 — — Forbes a Hanl. III. p. 232 t. 92 fig. 4— 6. — — Philipp! Enum. IL p. 135. — — Sowerby Thes. III. p. 793 t. 169 fig. 6. — — Petit Journ. Conch. III p. 89. — — Brusina Contr. p. 70. — — Sowerby 111. Ind. t. 15 fig. 23. — — Jeffreys Brit. Conch. IV. p. 205 t. 77 fig. 5. — — Monterosato E. p. 35. — — Fischer Faune abysse med. p. 2. — Philippii Weinkauff Mittelm. p. 228. Helix incurva Renieri Tav. alf. p. 4. Eulima distorta Sars. Norv. p. 210 t. 11 fig. 23. — — Reeve Conch. icon. fig. 29. — — Eobelt Prodr. p. 113. — — Locard. Cat. p. 205. T. imperforata, subulata, spira oblique distorta, subarcuata, sat attenuata; apice acuto, tenuis, fere hyalina, pellucida, faevissima; anfracti 8 plani, sutura obliqua parum impressa discreti, ultimus sat magnus ad basin augustatus quam spira parum brevior apertura , , ; basi rotundata, labro elongato-ovata , supra acuminata, externo parum arcuato, columella incurvata. Long. 6 mm. Grehäuse nicht durchbohrt, pfriemenförmig Grewinde ; schief gedreht, etwas ge- ziemlich zugespitzt Wirbel spitz dünn fast glasfarbig, durchsichtig, bogen, ; , , sehr glatt; Umgänge 8, flach, Uaht schief, wenig eingedrückt, der letzte ziemlich gross,. an der Basis sich verschmälernd. Mündung verlängert eiförmig, nach oben zuge-
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